In the heart of the Hârtibaciu Plateau, within a village where historical identity and a tranquil rhythm of life have been carefully preserved, just 20 km from Viscri — a landmark of Transylvanian heritage internationally promoted by King Charles III — this traditional Saxon ensemble offers a balanced combination of architectural authenticity and contemporary versatility.


Discreetly set behind a solid brick wall, the property reveals its character through a façade decorated with a traditional ornamental band in warm tones and vegetal motifs. Blue shutters frame the windows opening into generous interiors, where exposed wooden beams and original tiled stoves preserve the distinctive atmosphere of Saxon homes. The double doors, painted in the area’s characteristic green, together with hand-painted benches, complete an authentic setting defined by simplicity and functionality.


The spacious courtyard, accessed through an arched gate and crossed by stone pathways, is arranged with mature vegetation and intimate relaxation areas, where climbing plants contribute to a naturally sheltered and peaceful environment.


Set on a generous 6,368 sqm intravilan plot, the ensemble brings together two houses and versatile spaces suited both for residential living and complementary uses. The main house offers spacious interiors organized around a large living area, complemented by functional kitchens, multiple bathrooms and an independent apartment upstairs comprising a living room, bedroom and private bathroom, while a small cellar and a sauna add further comfort. The ensemble also includes a restaurant, extending its potential toward hospitality activities or private events. A traditional barn and a workshop further enhance the property, offering flexibility for a variety of uses or future conversion projects.


The secondary house complements the estate through a compact and functional layout, including one room, a private bathroom and a cellar, accompanied by a barn suitable for both household activities and alternative uses.


The property is suitable both as a private residence or holiday home, as well as for conversion into a boutique hospitality unit, retreat, or space dedicated to private events.


Grânari preserves the same Saxon traditions and fertile rolling landscapes that define southern Transylvania, while offering a level of privacy and authenticity that established destinations can no longer guarantee.